Spring Roadwork Begins on Obery Street

Roadwork on Obery Street begins March 26.

Plymouth Resident Debra Betz Enters State Rep. Race

School Committee member Debra Betz is running for state representative of the 12th Plymouth district, which includes Kingston, Halifax and Plympton, along with precincts in Plymouth, Middleborough and Duxbury.

Work on Sagamore Bridge Begins Tuesday

Travel over Sagamore Bridge will be reduced to one lane in each direction beginning Tuesday and will continue through May, except for two weekends.

NRC Meets with Plymouth Residents To Discuss Pilgrim's Performance

Representatives from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission will be in Plymouth to discuss Pilgrim Nuclear Station's performance over the past year.

Massachusetts Breweries Hand Out Samples to State House Employees

Only State House employees got sample some tasty Massachusetts craft brews to support a bill to help small brewers distribute their products better in the Commonwealth.

Bill Keating Opens New Plymouth Office Monday

Congressman Bill Keating will celebrate the opening of his new district office at 2 Court St., Plymouth Monday, March 19.

'Freeze Pilgrim' Informational Meeting March 29

The ballot question would suspend all action on Pilgrim Nuclear's relicensing application. This informational meeting will give residents the chance to ask questions about the question.

Join the Discussion on Plymouth's Outdoors

State Rep. Vinny deMaccedo, Senate President Therese Murray and members of the community will discuss ways to expand and enhance the enjoyment of Plymouth's outdoors.

Japanese Monks Walk Across New England to Remember Fukushima

On the anniversary of the earthquake that devastated northern Japan, including Plymouth's sister city Shichigahama, monks arrived in Plymouth on a walk across New England to raise support against the relicenseing of nuclear plants, including Pilgrim.

Gov. Patrick Celebrates Small Business in Plymouth

Hearth Wood Fired Bread has been able to grow over the past year with help from state loans.

Elizabeth Warren Meets Plymouth Democrats

Senatorial candidate Elizabeth Warren met with Plymouth and South Shore residents Wednesday evening.

Romney Wins Republican Primary in Plymouth

Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney wins the Presidential Primary in Plymouth with nearly 75 percent of the vote Tuesday.

Gov. Patrick Announces $1.2 Million in Additional Fuel Assistance for Plymouth

The Mass. Department of Utilities is also requesting utility companies extend their winter shut-off moratorium by a month, until April 16.

Elizabeth Warren Visits Plymouth Tonight

Supporters can meet Senatorial candidate Elizabeth Warren tonight at New World Tavern in Plymouth.

Super Tuesday: Where to Vote

The polls open at 7 a.m. for the Massachusetts Republican Primary. Here's where to vote.

Opponents to Take On Romney in Bay State

Massachusetts voters will name their GOP pick on Super Tuesday.

Bristol DA Sam Sutter to Announce Run for Congress Monday in Plymouth

Bristol District Attorney Sam Sutter will be in Plymouth Monday to formally announce his run for the new ninth District.

Transportation Boss Favors Fare Hikes, But Not Service Cuts

In an interview with the Boston Globe, State Transportation Secretary Richard Davey said the state is scrambling to raise enough revenue so that proposed service cuts can be scotched.

Rising Tide Charter School Set to Expand into Second Building

Rising Tide Charter School has received a $400,000 loan from MassDevelopment to expand into a second building and increase enrollment to 700 students.

Mass. Republicans Proposed Jobs Package Focuses on Five Areas

State Rep. Vinny deMacedo and other House and Senate Republicans have proposed a jobs package they say is aimed at facilitating economic growth.

Summer Internships with Senate President Murray

Senate President Murray’s internship program allows participants to experience first-hand the legislative process and public service through assisting staff members on a wide range of duties.

Nurse-Midwives at Jordan Hospital Applaud New Legislation

Midwives in Massachusetts no longer need to get a doctor to co-sign prescriptions, order and interpret tests and order therapeutics for pregnant women.

Plymouth Announces Downtown Parking Ban Sunday Morning

Free parking is available in any town-owned public parking lot during the parking ban.

NRC Rejects Another Pilgrim Watch Contention

Pilgrim Watch of Duxbury has had another petition denied by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

South Shore Unites In Hingham To Voice Out Against MBTA Cuts

Wednesday commuters from Quincy to Plymouth came together to sound off to MBTA about their proposed service cuts and fare hikes.

Plymouth Senior Center Offering Free Tax Preparation

Plymouth seniors can have their taxes prepared free by AARP volunteers between now and April 15.

Sound Off About the MBTA's Rate Hikes Tonight

The public is encouraged to participate by attending the hearing and will have the opportunity to speak and submit written comments to the MBTA.

Therese Murray Named 'Legislator of the Year' by Mass. Municipal Association

Murray was recognized for her work on health insurance and pension reform, as well as helping to restore local aid to cities and towns.

Register to Vote for the Presidential Primary

The deadline to register to vote in the presidential primary is Feb. 15.

Selectmen Discuss Farmers' Market Proposals Tonight

The bids were opened last Thursday, and the discussion begins tonight on whether to accept the highest bid.

Selectmen Seeking Residents for Committee Vacancies

The Plymouth Board of Selectmen seeks response from Plymouth residents interested in serving on Town Committees.

Governor Releases Municipal Budget Proposals

It's just the beginning of the budget season, and Gov. Deval Patrick has released his proposed budget, including local aid, for fiscal year 2013.

Lt. Gov. Murray Announces $11 Million Increase in Veterans Services in FY13 Budget

New resources to support Soldiers’ Homes, employment, health and housing for veterans.

Manomet Village Steering Committee Reviews Master Plan, Village Logo

The Manomet Village Steering Committee meets Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Manomet Branch Library.

Selectmen to Discuss Farmers' Market RFP Tuesday

After receiving backlash for issuing a request for proposals to manage a farmers' market at Stephens Field, the Board of Selectmen will review the decision Tuesday.

Report Cites Water Quality Concerns Near Nuclear Plants

MassPIRG will issue a new report about nuclear power's effect on drinking water Tuesday, as Pilgrim reports "potential problems" with the plant's computer system.

Walking in a Winter Wonderland....in Plymouth

Yeah, it's snowing. It's winter in New England. We can handle a little of the fluffy stuff. Share your pretty snow photos with Patch.

Panel Releases Report on Health Effects of Wind Turbines

No evidence found for direct harm caused by noise or shadow flicker from wind turbines – community comment period open now through March 19th

Unemployment Rate Drops to 6.8 Percent

6,200 jobs cut in December, but four of 10 private sectors added jobs.

POLL: Senator Scott Brown Tweets 'No' on Anti-Piracy Bills

As Wikipedia prepares to blackout the English-language site Wednesday to protest two Congressional anti-piracy bills, Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown Tweets his plans to vote against the bills.